The Swedes have just revealed U.S. pricing for the all-electric Volvo EX60 that undercuts the iX3, and it seems they’re about to pull another coup on their German rivals with a new XC60, recently spied for the first time in facelifted form. The current crossover is compelling, but according to our spies, the updated model will be even better, with insiders claiming the mid-size hybrid will be capable of up to 200 kilometers, or 124 miles, of electric range on the WLTP cycle. By comparison, a BMW X3 xDrive30e plug-in hybrid can only manage around 56 miles on the WLTP cycle (EPA figures are not available as this variant is not currently offered in America). So while Volvo may have pulled back on its all-electric ambition …
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Author: Sebastian Cenizo





